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<p>Over the weekend Jack White issued an &quot;<a href="http://jackwhiteiii.com/an-apology-and-explanation-from-jack-white/">apology</a>&quot; for having made disparaging remarks about The Black Keys, Danger Mouse, Amy Winehouse, Duffy, Lana del Rey, and Adele behind their backs. Instead of making his begrudging mea culpa in prose, he should have just written them a song. Saying, &quot;I&#39;m sorry,&quot; in song has a long tradition. List some of your favorite examples in the comments below and we&#39;ll spin a set after 9am.</p>
<p>Here&#39;s what we played:</p>
<p>The Smithereens &quot;Sorry&quot;</p>
<p>The Easybeats &quot;Sorry&quot;</p>
<p>David Gray &quot;Please Forgive me&quot;</p>
<p>R.E.M &quot;So. Central Rain&quot;</p>
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AdeleAmy WinehouseDanger MouseDuffyJack WhiteLana Del ReyThe Black KeysQOTDMon, 02 Jun 2014 10:30:53 +0000Corny O'Connell60618 at http://www.wfuv.orgNew Music Monday Has Old Standbys and New Talentshttp://www.wfuv.org/blog/new-music-monday-has-old-standbys-and-new-talents
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<p><em>New Music Monday is a collection of the best new releases in music each week. We share them with you every Monday, every hour on WFUV. </em> <!--break--></p>
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Jake Bugg- <em>Jake Bugg</em></h2>
<p>Some have called the 18-year-old singer-songwriter the &quot;British Bieber.&quot; If that&rsquo;s the case then they&rsquo;re certainly doing things much better than us North Americans. This great debut channels The Beatles, Bob Dylan, and Donovan according to the young rocker.</p>
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Buddy Miller and Jim Lauderdale- &ldquo;I Lost My Job Of Loving You&rdquo;</h2>
<p>These two Americana tastemakers have been around a long time, and have worked with an amazing array of artists. How could it not work with the two of them together? The pair strived to write actual duets, and this track is a good example of the collaboration.</p>
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Kaki King- <em>Glow</em></h2>
<p>On this new record the guitarist returns to all instrumental recording. Despite the lack of vocals she keeps it interesting with her fantastic guitar playing and beautiful production.</p>
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Lana Del Rey- <em>Paradise</em></h2>
<p>Lana has been in the media a lot, especially for an essentially independent sounding artist. Many have said that she&#39;s one of those that you either love or hate. With this new record there should be a good deal whose minds are changed for the better; it really works.</p>
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Madness- <em>Oui Oui Si Si Ja Ja Da Da</em></h2>
<p>The seminal ska band has been around for almost 35 years now, but these guys sound like they&rsquo;re teenagers again with this new one.</p>
Buddy GuyJake BuggJim LauderdaleKaki KingLana Del ReyMadnessNew Music MondayMon, 03 Dec 2012 18:39:31 +0000John Stein34301 at http://www.wfuv.orgLana Del Rey - Words and Music - 2012 http://www.wfuv.org/audio/archives/words-and-music-studio/lana-del-rey-words-and-music-2012
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<p>Newcomer Lana Del Rey is a bit of an enigma, but the melancholic nostalgia of her image and sound has earned a lot of attention. Before her debut album's release (and before an unintentionally controversial appearance on Saturday Night Live), Del Rey spoke with FUV's Rita Houston in Studio A and performed a few of her songs live. [recorded: 12/2/11]</p>FUV LiveLana Del ReyTue, 24 Jan 2012 19:00:03 +0000Rita Houston19613 at http://www.wfuv.org